Three words on a book jacket stopped me: The Great Perhaps. An essay on what happens when life begins to feel settled, why settling may be a greater danger than failure, and why hope requires imagination. The question isn’t whether the circumstances are right — it’s what might still be possible with the life you actually have.
Leading Through A Storm
Every leader today is navigating a storm. Culture, politics, education, business, faith — all of it is shifting faster than most of us can track. Add the rise of AI and virtual reality, and the ground keeps moving beneath our feet. The old assumptions don’t hold the way they used to. The familiar landmarks keep …
The Long Journey Home
Walking the Way | Enspirit I watched the Odyssey last night with Lucas and Rob. I’d known Homer’s epic poem for years—read it, taught it, referenced it in sermons. But watching it unfold on screen was something different. Something personal. By the time it was over, I sat quietly for a moment, because I realized …
Begin Again: A New That Never Grows Old
Not long ago, I watched a young man unpack a brand-new phone. He held it with that familiar, universal excitement. The screen glowed. The edges were flawless. For a few moments, it felt as though he were holding the future in the palm of his hand. And then a strange thought came to me. In …
